Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Silver y quoted at 1.O14 N oQnce.
Mr.. Patrick Talsnt i the nsxt psstmaA
tor Of Butte.
Patrick Malonsy was taken to Tire 1nsan'
Asylum yesterday.
". B. Sparkman, tho music man, wen
ever to Helena last night.
The Ksystone Club met last night .
their rooms in the Thomas building
Mrs. Magic Cusiek, wiis Of Pstricl
Cusick, has filed papers dsclasins herself :
SOLE trader.
The papers for appeal to the District
Court Ia the Gordon q Ritchis case wer'
filed yesterday.
Public Administrators Pascoe has beel
GRANTED letters of administration ON TN
estate Of Robert Hurley.
4 kum not bsing present. the Gty
| Council held no meeting last night. Nex'
week sometime they may got together.
The Pacific Express yesterday receivsc
for shipment eleven bars OF Mouiton b1l
lion, weight, 1,04s pounds; value $l6,7oS
Iae Y. Foster has purchased lots ~ and
% in block 9, Foster 4 Leggat's Addition
consideration paid Mary Greenwalt, o.
Atcheson, Kansas, $3.50.
w. II. Jones, and n. Long and wits. LEFT
last night for Spokane Falls. Mr.. Jones
and Mr.. Long were in the employ Of thu
| Montana Union a. operators.
The city gang had an addition ysster'
| day in MI. Quinton Sullivan. He will work
| ont a fine of SO and costs imposed in the
| police court on the charge OF assault ana
battery.
]. M. Buckley, assistant general manages
| oil the Northern Pacific. with headquartsra
at Ports and, Oregon, was in Butte yester'
day. the guest Of General Agent McCaig.
| He left on the evening train for Helena.
Tho painter Redmond, who was badly
frozen in coming to Butts from Silver Bow.
and who was taken to the County Hospital
on the 4th to be treated, 10 recovering
nnder the skillful treatment OF the hospital
physicians.
Abe Heyman returned FROM San Francis,
co Tuesday night. He reports "Ths Boy"
lively. md having enjoyed himself during
his short visit. he purchased large stock
of cigars. and now claims to have the finest
in that line in the city.
The funeral Of Ira Gilbert. the young
man accidently killed at South Butte ON
Tuesday, was largely attended yesterday
over forty sleighs being in the line OF process
sion. This attests the esteem he was held
in BY the residents of South Butte.
Two score of tho young friends Of Miss
McCleary gave her q surprise party Tues
day night. The young hostess and her
callers enjoyed themselves with dancing,
card playing and music. During tho even.
ing q sumptuous lunch raj spread. The
callers departed at II o'clock, after spend.
q pleasant evening.
News was received last evening OF the
very serious illness of Mr.. Tommy Rogan
at Philipsburg. He was taken with pneu-
monia at Granite and was afterwards re
moved to the former place. where he is lie.
eeiving the best of medical attention. His
brother William left last evening for Drum
mond, where he will take stage and will
reaeh the bedside of Tommy this after
noon.
The Comique has . new attraction in the
person of Miss Stella Florence, who made
her first bow before q Butte audience Mon
day evening. The lady is rs noted for her
beauty and refined manners as she is for
her extraordinary vocal accomplishments.
Miss Florence is finished artist and made
a decided hit in original motto, topical
and serio-comic songs.
The many friends OF Mrs. William Owsley
will be panied to learn that the lady 10 ly.
She was first taken with pneumonia, and
although attended by skilful physicians.
other complications set in which have
seemingly destroyed all chances for life.
She has been speechless for some time and
unable to take medicine or nourishment.
John Dayton, who came here sometime
ago from Bozeman and found employment
at Meaderville, died at the Butte Sanitari-
um, yesterday morning At s O'Clock, OF
blood poisoning. His mother. and sister
were notified of his condition, but did not
arrive in Butte in time to see him alive.
He was about % years of age, and is spoken
OF by his acquaintance here as an estim.
able young man, and had many friends in
Bozeman. The body will be moved from
Pettit's undertaking rooms at 2 o'clock
this afternoon to the Baptist Church, where
will be held by the pastor, Rev. G.
R. Darrow, prior to interment in the City
cemetery.